Assuming all of that is true, I agree. On Sun, Aug 31, 2008 at 7:18 PM, Larry Lyons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>this is pretty questionable. I only got halfway through the article >>due to time constraints but it requires parsing to decide who was >>abusing power here. If it was Palin that would of course be wrong. If >>the ex brother in law was in fact a violent drunk who was also a cop, >>that is of course a problem. If all this only came out because he went >>to a convention with another woman, it makes me question the validity >>of the issue. >> >>There may well be a problem here but I do not find that it is clearcut. > > Frankly they're all at fault. The ex brother in law for obvious reasons. Then > because there was not quite enough evidence to get him out of the State > Police, she abuses her power as governor and tried to get him fired. When > that doesn't work because the Commissioner of the State Police insists on > following the law (big surprise there), she uses her gubernatorial power to > get the State Police Commisssioner fired. Now the republicans are touting her > as anti-corruption? Sounds like the same sort of anti-corruption attitude > that led to the recent DA firings. Same old, same old. > >
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